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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
3
A Charleston guide discusses making salt rising bread, noting its unique flavor and odor debates. It outlines prep steps, ingredients, and methods to keep the rising mixture warm, with an emphasis on clean utensils and quality materials for tender bread and extended milk based diets.
A garbled ad offers a contest to extract a hidden sentence from store ads to win free groceries, with conditions about eligibility and timing. The text also contains a rough bread dough recipe with instructions on mixing, rising, shaping, and baking, mentioning oven and coal range options and temperature guidance.
A collection of archaic recipes including Brown Bread with mixed flours and sweeteners, Nut Cookies and Chocolate Fudge Cake, plus Beefin Gravy and a tangy dressing. The text preserves old measurements and steps with many OCR errors but outlines ingredients and bake times.
A quirky, heavily garbled text offers a dubious recipe guide for waffles and griddle cakes. It mentions common ingredients and methods, including flour, baking powder, butter, eggs, and sugar, with scattered instructions and odd phrases challenging clear interpretation.
In a dim room Christine contends with a ghostly presence and a mysterious master named Une. Raoul confronts fear and desire as Christine recalls a perilous night, a masked figure, and a demand for truth before dawn.
Flossie Martin, alleged reckless driver, faces trial in intermediate court for failing to stop at an arterial signal. a November date was set by Judge He IK Black. Theodore Workman pleaded guilty to malicious wounding and received a five year penitentiary sentence. Judge Black will preside morning cases and hearings, with jury action delayed until November 16 due to room possession.
George King Gr. died instantly after a slate fall in a Kainawha County mine. He had worked as a miner for years and was brought here from Australia. Survived by his widow and many children including Mrs. Mary Baretkouska, Mrs. Anak Chaplain, George, Elizabeth, Andrew, Louise, Helen, John and Juby Fabin.
Fragmentary dispatches describe Colonel William Mitchell facing a court martial charge while Omaha is picked for next year’s southern meeting. A SenateHouse clash over inheritance fixes, President Coolidge's stance on Karolyt is touched, and a curious dialogue about identity ends with an unclear note for tomorrow.
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